RCF, IC
Larsen & Toubro
About the Role
The EHS Engineer will be responsible for implementing, monitoring, and continually improving Environment, Health, and Safety (EHS) systems across all construction activities. This role ensures compliance with statutory regulations, project specifications, company EHS standards, and contractual requirements.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct hazard identification and risk assessment.
- Monitor Permit-to-Work (PTW) compliance.
- Carry out routine safety inspections, audits, and surveillance.
- Ensure implementation of approved control measures at site.
- Monitor high-risk activities including:
- Work at height
- Lifting operations
- Excavation
- Confined space entry
- Electrical works
- Hot work
- Coordinate with execution teams, subcontractors, plant and machinery personnel, and project stakeholders to promote safe work practices.
- Ensure PPE compliance.
- Facilitate safety inductions and toolbox talks.
- Investigate incidents and near misses.
- Monitor closure of observations.
- Maintain statutory records and EHS documentation.
- Support emergency preparedness and response activities.
- Drive continuous improvement initiatives to achieve an incident-free work environment.
- Foster a strong safety culture across the project.
Requirements & Tech Stack
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Qualifications
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